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/n last jIIOW- !eples, ninat ival in Price* s Ia• 'apiecf, Ti !e. nessei o this e tho .aphis ijesty clock. 3rture ;ht ot Ito of ror froal [lent% n Ma• eave the long ,orge the 3sty. sties the for take s, n NUMBER 5480:1 FOURTEENTFUTIME. LXCEU - M •tIlEA11(4. tritititr the Speci a l Li censeo t t h e LOR D CII AN] ERI,AI NJ, ' Granted for the present Season to the joint 'application of all PartieS principAl) Inretestett. Several complaints having been made to • tite Proprie , trs. of the diffi cu lty o t o b ta i n i ng Sri! IVltllO,ll iC4:1114 the ,oxkeepers-4he Frequenters or this l loat re are few! steel to observe, that Orders have been given tor mitneoi,n. ) 4 0 vu1g the inconvenience complai!,ed •t. risitt a P.IIX 4) . 1 'ulast in every Box-door; and that .i.y ,er rdisely tserting th a t Pl aces are taken, or conv:cteo o. Ato f4Y for the dispos a l o f-Pl aces not p revntosi v, ill he hunediately discharged from the service ot tt,e .I'neatre.• THEIR Majesties' Servants, tortrtill4 the CUNI PANY ot the late DRUR Y LANE F., WiIIoTHIS PRESENT EV.ENING, -Aprils, low, ker. l oan a new SeriO-Cornic Oper'a, Cat led THE MANIAC ! Or, THE SWISS IIANI)1-f • The Chara "ers by Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. Mr. WROI'GHTON, Mr. RAYMUND, Mr. PALMER; SMI I N. - DOW I'ON, Mr. MAI II ti 'll4rs. - MOU,NT .IN, Mrs. Mrs. BLAND. latet which (2.3 d time) a new Musical Farce, in Two Acts, called HIT Oil MISS ! - • The c r ct. rs by • • Mr. PENI.EY, Mr Di CANIP, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr KNIGII Mr. - JOHNSTONE, Mr. MILLER, Mr. 11V.-,S, • - • Mrs. MADDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. BLAND. _Boxes 6s. Second Prke - Pit is 6(1 • Second Price zs.— P x ri ; all ce ery 6d 2s. Second Price ts, galicry.ts. Second OBoxes.and pl ac es t o b e t ak en o f M r. S pring, i n the Box -I.fice', at the Strand entrante ; or way also be had tivate Boxes nightly. • Ihe new Serio-Comic Opera of The hlat.iac or. The S wiss Banditti;will he rept...Teti, with the new Nlusic...l Farce ' 3 f Hit or Miss ! every .•••!....; till luither • / T'FINNIKIK.Y.SQk;ARE ~CADE N l\ HE ANNIVERSARY MEETING o f the GENTLEMEN •• ho hive finished thrir M.ithernaii ca l ‘ 11 (1 Commercial Education under L.)t K !ILLY, will be n..ki at the City of London Tavern, on TUES Li a Y the 17th in. 4tant. STILW A R Ds. 'Thomas' f. A nniger, Esq. W,i Ham r; raham, Esq. I lames Colquhoun, E sq . loh , , B. Serny, ,y 1.1.) . ‘ ,:the Hon. Simon Fraser, G. f„ shuttlewQrtn, Esq. 'tickets; One Guinea e . .tch, to tie had of the stewards, or at the Bar of the "raver --. . Dinner at Five o'Clock. • Ma ch 1 , 70. HE COLLECTORS of the KING'S TAXES M I . in and about the Metropolis, ate earn es tly requeste d to eet at the Freemason's* Tavern, Great Queen-street o itt's-inn-fields, on Monday, the Sixte inn day obi April :XPedi e e xt, at Tvvelve o'ckck at .noott.preLisely to consider the ncy of an applicati on for an Increase , ot Pound ge . 41 '1110N FIRE and LIFE INSUR.ANCE COAPANY, • blzw:Batooz-STaavr, BLACKFRIARS • Empowered by Ad of Parl:ainent, tr INSURAN CE from FIKIi, and on LIVES ; and Ihr I_ the Grant aod-Purchuze of 'ANN Lit NSURANCES falling due at Lady7C,ay should be renewed within ,tifteen Days froin that pri,d. abatements are made, according to the. Plan, origi lated with this Company, on the Preininins Or .lil Fire I riNu r~surantkes out of London. 'A large Au vantage is a.'(ow,:d 4m Lite ; and every facility is atisbided by ptilot the in. terest and convenience of the. Public may 'be p 4 om i d wA.RN PHIP PS, etary. ~.*** The Company's Office for the West. earl o 4 L0n0.)., is No. 97, on the West Side of New liond—smet, n. ,r ox -441-stre t EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, 4.:ORI.IiiILL, EON JON. PAYMENT OF RENT. OLICIES of Insurance expiring at Lady-Day P should be reneWect within t &eel/ Days fano that t n.- ''od, to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing ther ein. Fanning. S tuck insured, without thi Average c iausF, at as. pe r Cent: • ' ' Large Abatements: on the Premityin and Duty 611 Insur.; ; Ilees for more, Years than one ... , Uenefal Insurances subject to the Average Clause, may, in 4 l utore be effected at- this ()ince at the following reduced .. 9 , li e n - I:Urn' : I7 l erchanclize, in. the a 3 Months. 6 Months. per Ann. west I ildia' Docks S Is. cd. is 6d. 2S. C.(I. s,O l l } S - "erchandize in the) a 6 -2 , o 2 6 London DockS S z o —-2. 6 3 0 In water-side Outofwater- • S ecific Dlstriit side District 1 4 • zs. 6d. 25. od. as. 6d. 3613 o 1 3 6 5 0 • I 4 6 I 5 6 ted upon Terms of peculiar Advantage V t i oninionlnsurance . ;;azardous - 4 - 1 1m:4 Hazardous Life Insurances effe, 10 the Assured. tt EETH A M. Secretary, .53RANSCOMB and Co. No. 37, Cornhill ; No. 1 38, .1-iiirnorket; No. for Holborn ; and No.. 269, in ;. with-their usual good tune, sold in last Lottery, 7 8 :Shares, • In previous Lottery: I Q . 3,734' . • . C.20,0c0 No. 2,618 . . . ,Czo;000 t 4,6 • • , 0 0 0 383 . . . zooe 5 5 00 4 . is • . 2 c ,5'00 I - 3of po . is . 1, , 500 Shares of almost every Capital therein; besides in last Year ( la 09), Six of ao,o.cd. and Capitals to the amount of Z.zo ono, ▪ now selling Tickets amt. Shares in the New Lott er y, to u edrawn Bth JUNE, in 'which there are Four Grand Prizes 11. too Tickets, which may produce to a Ti c k e t 100 , 000 1 . an d a"Sixteenth, upwards of 6,nz01. t , The Public will please to obsve, Branscomb and Co. sold le tat and last of Prizes so giv er en, which produced to the t : 4 l,unate Holders - 30,0c01. ; the first 30,0001. ; the last ioool. and only 4o,ncoi. Prize ever shared. kECOMMEND to , the notice of the Public the NEW STATE LOTTERY, which is all to be drawn `la t n he Bth of JUNE next. This Lottery i s on an i mprove d THY SCHEME CONTAINS 12, Prizes of . . k.zo,oocs 4 Prizes of . . . ,E; 5,000 4 Z p 1,000 20 too 44 . . • . . • • 50 ',szc • otio Prizes. 5,000 N'innhers, Four • Tickets of every Num. l e ,r, and FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too WHOLL•TIC. 1 4;TS. By this improved mode of Adventure An tr A single Ticket may xaiii Ztoo,ooo A - nalf - - Ao,ooo An Eighth . - -• Cuarter - - 25,0.30 A Sixteenth - 6,256 • TICKETS and SHAR,L6 on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. 13.11,m-IluttoiNcs, CORNIIILL, 41 1kd facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross ; The only Office that ever Sold in Shares, T Wo . Prizes of - - . . X 30,000 1, And who Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery; t'vo Prizes of - - - - • ,C20,0c0 3,7:4 - - - ' 20,r00 3734 - D. - ' 'ao,ooo 'll-130 999 D. t,0c01.-2,95z B. t,0001.-3,436 C. Sod. ~ ; v'~ • - Y . V~L ~t TIIU II Dll Y, APRIL 5, 1810. . . , . . To the PROPRI ETOItS or EAST -INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTI:iMEN, ,• ' rinKE ELECTION of Six DIRECTORS o f t h e , i. Is. -IS I -INDIA Co) 'vl PAN Y__being . appoil,ted ,for, : W FUN - li SDA V 'lie I 1111 of ,11). - 11 next, Inv hvour of your Vu ft: and INTER ES f is requestcA• for the following _ Gentlemen. viz. p..ward:P.trry, Esq. - lacoh Bnsanquet, Esq. i Thomas Kent, E sq. • - I ,, seph Cotton, I.sq. . C -- Robert' Tho , nton, Es - q. • Which v , ill much oblige, ladies and Gemlemen, . . . . N our int,sr ininible Servants, East,lnilia-IlouSe, Much 28, iSio Thos. — kneophil us ...letcllte, ClEirles Grant, - • (;,,Nir4e Oillett, William Astetl, ('h ilcs Alills. , . F rancis' !tiring, ',ones Patois n. • lohia Alexander Bannerman. kn.liaid Chicheley PloWden, I olin Hebb, i• 4\ bialtain Kollar's, , . James Daniell, • ':. . . i Geo Abercromtne RobiLson, Wtn Fullerton Elphin s tO ne , ! George Smith, , John Hudlesfon, .. I rohn Lijanen Taylor, . Hugh I iii,lis, . j S,seny Toone, toltil Inglis, ‘Vilit,nt Wigratn, john Jackson, .. lOoi;ert xVilitains, Campbell Majorib.inks. I . • NAPT.OPFICA Mar*ch 28, iB6§. POOR KNIGOTS OF WINDSOR.. TaE PRINCIPAL OPFICERS and COAT:IIIS SIONP. RS of His MAyb:STY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice to such Licutenantsdn Ms Majesty's Naty at are desirous of being recommended for the appointment of POOR KNICHT of WINDSOR, under the Grill of the late Samuel. Tt'avers, .Esquire, that they must - appy at Ibis Office, en or before the lst• of 7une next, when they will be info, med cf the ndtwe of the Cer tificates and Testimonials which are rejuired, to slh'w that_they come within the 'ma/tinge the said Will, which expresses that they are to be" superannuated or disabled Lieutenants Q f Eng lish Nfen of War,'' and shall be " ingle Men, without Chil dren, inclined to lead a virtuous, studious;and devout lite ; to be rPinoved if they give occasion for scandal." - CU,yIRAL.I' l'Ut? L'riA 41)4 urig' • Nazy-Olfice, Alarcb 29, iBio. • HE PIiINCIP4L OFFIEIt..S . and CO.ll - of HIS iIIAYESTY'S N4ll/1' do hereby 'give Notice, That On Wednesday the t itb of April next, at One o'Cloek, they ti;111 be ready to neat with sun Perio ns a s m a y Contraa fOr supplying:CAN ADA W HITE OAK TIMBER, now in this Country. A Firm of the Tender may he seen at this °jct. Na Tender will be receive] lfter 09. o'Cloeh, on the day of Treaty, tsor any noticed, unless the Pal ty, it an Agent for him, aneedr. Every Tender must 6e accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsille Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 51. per load, for the due per fo. - Inarice 6, the Cantrafi. To the Pit.teltlETOßS . of EAST-INDIA s.rucK.. LA .bs AND GENTLEMEN, • I, l AVING the h'muur of being recommended to '1 o,i "iy the Direttees of the East-Iniii4•COmpany, as Candidates for .he clion, to he ehOsen this year, we take the liberty of regtiestlng the favour of )our Vote on the Day ut Eirction, ti/cduebday the Intl April next. We a,c, • Ladies and Gentlemen, • yinir most obedient and most humble Servants, East4ridia-tiouse, March 28, ISt • lACVBBOSANQUET, p).SI , .PH COT:Fog, EDWARD PARRY, TE1(111AS REID, . • ROBERT TEIORNTON. to a Decree of the tligh Cdurt orCliamer), bearing ire the 7th Day of [uly, 18.4), made in certain Causes, tit hers in His Majesty's A•torney General, at the relation of the Rev ,fend John Ruda!! Clerk, and the Reverend John White Coerk, Informant and the said John Rudall Clerk, and the said loi* White ClerK, Plaintiffs; the Twelve Govern , rs et the Hereclitainents and Goods of the (shut , h of Crediton, otherwise Kyrton and Others, are De few:ants and between. tits Majesty's Attorney General, at rite relation of %Valiant huller, Est; Informant; the Mat or and Citizens 'of the City of Rochester acid Others, Deter - lan .s ; THE Creditors of the Charity E s;ate , veite d i n the Twelve - ( ;overimrs of the Hereditaments and Goods of the Clitpch of Cr , diton, otherwise K)rton,.are.perempto - • rily to come in and prove their Debts Wore Rooert Steele, Esti one ot the Masters of the said Court, at is Chambers, in; Southampton-buildings, Chaii,ery -lane, (onion, on or. . before the irst Day ',t May next ; in default. thereof they will be excluded the benehi 01 . the. said Decree. KITCHEN RANGES AND ,VIOI..:•JACKS, BY,THCKING'S PATENT. KITCHEN RANGES, on an entire n e w P r i n d. ple,, with Oven. Boiler. and . !dot-plate, which for sup Plicity and 07,fitv in Baking, Boiling, Stewing, anti Steam ing tar exceed, any )et intrriaticed, .as w. 41 anpear an the slightest inspsetion. Also nincli improved Patent SA:IOK-E— -jAC K ', tnat go from two to six s cars with once oiling.- in the smallest flue, and sup ,lied from the outside. without going up the t himney , i‘nd will roast with or without Spits. 7'n6.,n ye ar , .: well worth the attention of Persons enter ing or furnisoing 11.itiseS . ; . and can be had only Ot- I. Prosser, tt,e liivent..r and Patentee, Nu. 5, back-hill, itatton•gar. • • This Day was published, In One Volume, tletavo, puce iii boards Ss. 6d. A New Fditi ,, n, being the Seventh, of GAMILY WORSHIP; a Course of Morning Cvenin4 Prayers ior every- Day tn 'the Month. Tu which is prefixed, a Discourse on Family Relimiqn. 11) LAMES 136.1 N, . Curate of Carshalton, Surrey. Printed for F. C.' an I ttivingtuit, Nu 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by I. flatcha«l, No. 190, Pic cadilly. . . N. 13. The Dis6urse - on Family Religion, prefixed to the above wenttoned Work, is printed ~ p arltely fur Distubution, and may be nad at 4d. or ;s. fe•_t per Dozen. Also; by the saine.Author, . . The Christian IVltti;sier's Attectionate Advice to a new married .1(11 Edituni. rice 3s. 1 ins Day %V.. 15 puhlisneci line is. D EASONS tor declining to. bc•corne a SUB SCRIBER to the'Bßlt F>Frind r (MELON! tifiii.E• SOCIE Pr, stated in a Letter to a Ctergymin of tue Dio cese of London. I , y WORDSIVpIITH, I) I) Dean and Reclorof 13ocking, ariri .y.lain to his Grace the Archbishop or Cailt,irbury, Printed for F . ..C. and f. Rivington, , No. tiz, St Paul's Church-yard. • Ot wi►om may be had, by Cna saine . Autlior, in Six Volumes, Ocidvo, pace 3!. tss. Ecclesiastical Es:og,raphy ,• or, I..tves or Eminent Men, con-, netted wish the klihtiary of 12.0igion trout the Conune.nceint(At of tile Retorarution to the Revolutiott ; se lected-and illustrate! w:tit Notes. This Day vas published, - In Octavil,,price price Ss. in h,iards. A N INTRODUCTION vi ART H lINIETICI or, a complete Exercise hook, f,r rtie Use n th. zat Teachers aiid Students; being the tirst Part of .a nrrat course of Mathematics, with Notes, containing ih: Re:ison of every Rule, demonstrated from the ri;ost simple .111 evi dent Principles ; together with some of the most useful Pro perties of !Numbers, and such other particulars as are calcu. Dated to elucidate the more abstruse and interestin Parts of the-Science. By JOHN BONNYCASTLE, Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Military. Acal!my, Woolwich. _ _ Primed for Joseph Johnson and Co: St. Pattl's Church yard. Where may he had, by the same Autho:, s. The Scholar's Guide to Arithme:/t: ; or a coNplete Exercise Book, for the list; 6t Schools'; with . Note;, contain_ ' ing the Reason of every Rule,- demonstrated front the most simple and evident Principles ; together with some of the most useful Properties of NuMbers,, and general Theorems for the more extensive Use of the Science. gth Edition, izmo. -zs. 6a. bound. 2 An Introduttion toMensuration anti Pradlical Geo. merry ; with Notes, containing the Reason of every Ride, concisely-and cieatly demonstrated. sotti Edition, price 4s. bound; 3. An Introdudion to Algebra ; with Notes and Observa tions ; designed tbr the. Use of Schools and places o. public Lducation. Bth Edition, price 45. hound. 4. An Introduction to Astronotily ; in a Series of Letters from a Preceptor to his Pupil ; in which..the m,re useful and inter sting Parts of the Science: are clearly and - familiarly explained. The stki edition,: improved. Illustrated with Copper-plates, price,9s: in boards. The Elements of Geometry, orate Abridgment of the first six, and the eleventh - and twelfth Books of Euclid ; with Notes. Critical, and Explanatory. 4th edition, price Gs. bound. 6. A Treatise on Plane and Spherical Trigonometry with their most useful Applications, price 12S..btialds. :Li , March 27, Oir x) THE COIIIIIIISSIO NERS for VICIUALLING flir maiev r 's Navy.do hereby give Notice,That Oh Tuetdgy, the 17(6 of /Ipp it next, they will be yeady to receive Tenders in Ivritp,g (sea, ! up), and treat for what AS FI TRUSS and %V 1 I - 1' E II ()() PS, of the undermentioned d.scription, viz. 13up, Hogshead, Baird, KildA - kin, and Vihite Ash, (ile wbsle to be 4nsteerable to. Samples to be produced with the •Ten :ders,)Moy be deman..led for the scPyice of this. Departm,ntdtving the space ol,Twelve Month:,- from the date of the Contract ; to be delivered polls time to time, into His Illaje.ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to' he' paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety ria.Fs after date. Tbe Cvt.iitiorts of the Contta.q my he seen at the Secretary's No rev r/' will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted to cords at length, jr that shall .not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 17th of il next, nor unless the Perspt who makes the Tender, or somi Pcr,on 6Pha/p, attendc, to 41 , Lrit'e,:nrbon . ra14,1 for. i'ICI UALL.IAG.U.Vb IC jo, 1810. 'THE COMMISSIONERS f or VICTU A LL ING Ms. /WAY Effi7s NAVY hereby give Notice, Tha, on Tuesity the 741 b of Ap r il nest, they ct ill be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat /or the run - dying of FItL S 11 13 E E F to his 211.1jesy's Ships and Vesseh at Dublin, for Twelve' Mmthr certain, and further until Six Month; warning shali be given on clamr side for the termination thereof. he paid for by Bills, payable with Interest ,Niney days alter date, The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's O t/ice, at this 'Vice; or by applying to the Collet7or of his Ma. jetty', Custonts, at Dublin. No regard 7vill be bad to au WI- iii whic/ the Price shall not be iniert , d in words at lengrkte thztt, shall not be delivered to the &dr../ before One o'Cluck O” the said . Tueidar, the 2,4 th of April next, nor unlets the Person 7..10 mate,. if Tender, of tome Person on his behalf, attends, to a, u wer *abet called for. vicruALLL.G.Goi , Fic, E, rg, 18,e. IT r-1E COMMISSIOA ERS for VICTUALLIAG Hie ,17/I,7Lisri"., A'ArY berth" , give,Notice, That on Tuesday, the 13th of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in 4vritittg (sealed tri ),altd to treat for the suWying(en separate Coatracts) of •u•bat SEA PROVISIONS-andRUM ; ?nay be regutredjor skeServiee,ofhis Atiiiv s Ships and Pes ! sets d't Harwich, for Twelve Months certain ; and further until Six Months ming sh ell he given for the Termination thereof. TIT mode ct Pa l .m.-nt to 6(6:Bills, payable with Intereri, Ninety 1 ' Days afterdate. The Conditions of the Contrafts may be sren at the Secrtarys Of at this Ogre, or by applying to the Coliet7or of Ws Ma jastYa Customr.at Mar.wich. - . No regard will be hat to any Tender in sAshich the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that be// not be delivered to the Board he/ore One o'Clock, on the said Tuesday, the tote of April next, nor unl.Ss t , e Pe; son ivho makes the Tender, or some, Person o , hi.; hall, awn& 14 answer `7l , h,n for, IL'ildrii.GlALioUP.l. Act., March 27, ato. T COMMISSIONERSf or VICTUALLING 1W4p..„1T)73 •NA Y do hereby give Nothe, That on Friday, the I3tb of April next, they •züil/ be ready to receive Tender's, in writing ( Wp ) , and treat f or F our Hundred Tons of C ESHI . f. R in" sti I R W A 11- IVICKSHIRE or GLOIJCAtE 2 .I:•;HIR.E CHEESE, or II E ESE of equal goodness, t.r be delivered, one,•kalf ibereof in Six ; it eks, and the other half ht Six lliefks afterwards, into his Majertp's Velma/ling Stases at the. Ports, and in the Propos.- signs undernvntioned, vix. , Tons. Deptford . „ . •, . . . 16 0 Portsmouth . . . . . 140 - Plymouth 4?° And to he paid for 1.,) , Bill:, payable with 'we:esti ninety day.' after date. Conditions of the Contrail miry be seen at the Sect etary's i‘l9 regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shad not be inserted in 'words at length, or that shall not be de. liTe,4 to the Board before One o'Cbck' on the said Friday; the ilth of April next, nor nnless the Person who makes the Tenter, or v , me A;r 6 ahalf , atte, h. to - • ti - , A '1 • jA4 11:1.:;\ ...L.. a Y 40 ;...-,,„ ' 7 e..."":"›.. r`." t:S77•'. -r,,) , ..t.,;"• , )1 ..,..,7,rf r'''' '''',,c 'I • --4- " - P dx, ENCE HALPPEN— kAST INDIA 110 USE, March. 28; - iStO. VIE COVRT Of liilteCTORS of' the V 11 7 :77'Eb COMPANY of 11 , 1ERCUANTS of .t.NGLAND Trad ingtoibe EAST INDIE;Saio hereb , giVe Notice, • That a Genergl Genre of the raid Compaq ) , will be held at their Boise in .I.:adenhall-ineet, on If'ednerday, thenSfbq April next, fort Eleven o'dock in the F'o'renoon Six In the :Even int, to ibeßllaWing - Qi;erticin, viz. " That this Court approve the UnaniMous Resolution of Elie Court of Diredors of the gist inst. whet - eh - 1 they state that they have every reason to beliet , er, that all the Persons who were on board the ship Lpid NelSon, at the time of her loss have perished, and that the occasion and circum .Stances relating to her IOSs are wholly unknown; and there.; fore that there is an • impossibility of inquiring; satisfactorily into the loss of the said ship, and that this Court are fully satisfied that the ship was stored in a surtiCient tnanner at her outfit tin- tier voyage, and that consequently no blame eau attach to the Owners ; and that from the experience amid abi: lity ot the Cominander and Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred that:no blame attaches to them." In crder to determine"by such Ballot, whether three part: in four of the Peoprittoi'S present at sueb 'General Court, concur the Court of DireFlors in their abovententioned Resolution. A FREEHOLD-ESTATE TO BE LET OR SOLD, OF A.SMALL BRICK MANSION, a nd COT TAGE nearly adjoining, in 33-Acres of fine Land, divided ill • Oretnrit, Grass fields, &c. a Streath through .the Premises of good Water, delightfully situated on the South East Side of Town Mailing, Kent; thirty miles trout , London. • Particulars known by Letters, post-paid, to T. B. Wk.. kens, Carpenter, on t h e spot. - - KEN - F.—OAK Tl MBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Court-Hall, in .Tunbridge Town, on Thurday, the . . 19th day u t April, at O ne o 'Cl o ck ; UPWARDS of 2700 C'apital OAK TTNigER. Tit E ES, now standing in the. Parishes of Tunbridge and I'embury. .The different Farms on which the Timber stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River Medway. Printed - Particulars may be - had at the principal InnS• in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey ; and at INl()4cs, Tavistock.street i Covent-garden, London. The Timber may be viewed by applying to Mr. Allen, at 'Summer hill, near Tunbridge; or to Mr. John .Borman, Auctioneer, Tunbrid.ge Town. - - This Day was published, In z vols. Royal Bvo. hot pressed, price 11. 4s. in boards, the hird of ORIENTAL CUSTOMS ; or , An ILLUSTR4.- 'I'ION °tine SACRED SCRiPTURES, by an Ex planatory Application of the Customs and Manners of the kastern Nations. By the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER, A.M. Of Clare-hall, Cambridge, and Chaplain to his Royal High• ness the Duke of Kent. Printed for Longman, !durst, Recs, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. " The work`before us has not only been composed with considerable labour, but this labour will be productive of much utility. The arrangement of the observation's, accord ing to the Order of Scripture, will render ,the ‘,Votk an acceptable book of reference to Divines and biblical S.:110- lairs." —Monthly Reriiew, June. iBoz. 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